Sentence examples for discourse has shifted from inspiring English sources

The whole discourse has shifted".

And so our whole policy discourse has shifted to pain and punishment, gratuitously.

That political discourse has shifted to a world of talking points, messaging and theatrics.

In the seven months since the change of power in the House, the Washington discourse has shifted almost completely from the decades-long battle between both parties over how to allocate government resources to jousting over the moral high ground on imposing austerity, with seemingly none of the political or practical motivations that have historically driven legislation.

"As I look at the current political climate," Mr. Rosen said, "the discourse has shifted so far to the right that I felt it was time to take everything I've learned in the industry, at Amalgamated, about cultural strategy and branding, and apply it".

More recently, international conservation discourse has shifted away from project-based approaches and towards reducing emissions from deforestation and forest degradation (REDD).

By the 1990s, architectural discourse had shifted to emphasise the operation of an idea over its representation.

When I returned home to America to teach Sufism at Columbia, the national discourse had shifted towards one of economics -- this war is just costing us too damn much.

Rather, this paper looks at how the institutional context for these discourses has shifted, particularly in light of the 'war on terror'.

The public discourse towards refugees has shifted significantly and not in a positive way sadly.

Another understanding, prevalent in European policy discourse of recent decades, has shifted responsibility towards ensuring specific social relationships, such as a free market, a stable and competitive economy, and civic subsidiarity.